
BRANDON NADEAU
EXECUTIVE EDITOR

Brandon grew up in the forested foothills of Northern BC. He played sports and guitar and got bad grades. He joined the Canadian Army after high school and deployed to Afghanistan twice.
After the army, Brandon upgraded his bad grades, and then attended MacEwan University, earning a degree in Business Management. While at MacEwan, he filled his electives with English and creative writing courses and developed a passion for writing fiction.
Brandon's short stories have appeared in The New Quarterly, The Antigonish Review, Shift, Literally Stories, NōD Magazine, and others. His work in progress, Mysteries of Artemis and Others, is a collection of linked short stories about Canadian soldiers in the Afghanistan War. The book focuses on the impact of battle on troops and their loved ones and evokes Brandon’s own experiences to examine themes of combat, trauma, relationships, grief, and military culture.
Brandon is the Executive Editor of MoonLit Getaway. He lives in Edmonton with his wife and son.
SHORT STORIES BY BRANDON
"Donn and the Mourning Moon" by Brandon Nadeau first appeared in Issue 210 of The Antigonish Review (2022). It was later republished by Literally Stories. READ
"Death on Rotation" by Brandon Nadeau first appeared in Issue 29 of NōD Magazine (2024). It won the Gloria Sawai Award and was later republished by Literally Stories and The Galway Review. READ
"Halving a Home" by Brandon Nadeau first appeared in Issue 6 of Shift: A Journal of Literary Oddities (2024). READ
"The Call of the Void" by Brandon Nadeau first appeared in Issue 178 of The New Quarterly (2026). READ
"All False Rite of Passage" by Brandon Nadeau will appear in a forthcoming issue of Cutleaf Journal (2027).

